On 03-Jan-12 17:15, Robert Brunhuber wrote:
> more time in debugging (the loading of) my wizard, I'd like to know if
> these wizards are supported in votive, or if anyone succeeded in
> creating one.
Votive uses MPF so inherits its support for wizards but doesn't add
anything of its own.
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On 03-Jan-12 10:07, abgrallyann...@free.fr wrote:
> I'm working with Wix 3.6, Installation goes well, but I've an issue when I
> try to uninstall.
> My detection process allows users to install (if package is absent) or
> uninstall( if package is present). After the uninstallation, I launch my
On 03-Jan-12 12:28, Alan Goode wrote:
> Thanks for the reply Rob,, but could you be a little more specific? Does
> that mean that I need to connect to source control using TortoiseSVN and
> download the source from there?
If you just want to look at the source (and not build it), use the
sources .
On 04-Jan-12 10:30, Scharp, Craig wrote:
> I have a MSI with several dialogs including a choice of features. It is
> elevating privileges correctly (showing the UAC Popup) for my deferred
> actions, but I can't seem to get it to popup before the welcome dialog.
MSI doesn't support elevated UI or
That error message should have more detail if you produce a verbose log. The
error is:
2819
Control [3] on dialog [2] needs a property linked to it.
So the log should tell you the name of the control.
Phil W
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From: Rohini S [mailto:roh...@lucidindia.com]
Sent: We
Do you have a separate WebSite element in your code? I see the WebSite
attribute on the WebVirtualDir element, but I'm not seeing the WebSite
element. Maybe you didn't paste in into your e-mail.
-Original Message-
From: Bourne, Kevin [mailto:kevin.bou...@chasepaymentech.com
Hi Wix users,
I have a MSI with several dialogs including a choice of features. It is
elevating privileges correctly (showing the UAC Popup) for my deferred actions,
but I can't seem to get it to popup before the welcome dialog. I would also
like the right-click 'run as administrator' option
I have WIX creating a web site MSI. It puts everything in the correct directory
in wwwroot but does not create it as an application (virtual directory) under
the web site in IIS. The script is below.
Main.wxs
..
Installed OR IISROOT
..
This is a known bug in Windows Installer. ( See MS KB2564571 ) I've
personally seen it on Windows 7 but I haven't seen it on Vista.I
personally no longer set the MsiLogging property since the functionality
can't be trusted to actually work. The KB has a possible workaround if
you are stuc
I created an MSI with WIX. When I go to uninstall it from Programs and Features
in Vista I get a message saying "Error opening installation log file. Verify
that the specified log file location exists and is writable"
If I run the MSI directly I can uninstall the application. It is a Web
appli
The Code which i used to add a new dialog in the setup.
Product.wxs:
http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2006/wi";>
MyWixUI_InstallDir.wxs
http://schemas.microsoft.com/wix/2006/wi";>
1
1
NOT Installed
Installed AND PATCH
1
LicenseAccepted =
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